Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-07-22
KOINER'S STORE GLEANINGS.
A NEWsY BATCH OF PERSONAL AND
OTHER ITEMS.

| NEWSY BATCH OF PERSONAL AND
OTHER ITEMS,
Reported for the staunton VINDIcAToR.I
| Miss Bette Strough has gone to Kansas.
Prof. VIM. Collins. of Pennsylvania,
who has been visiting his brother, Rev.
Collins, of New Hope, has returned home.
| Mr.. st. G. Koiner, who has been i'll Tor
some time, is, we are glad to learn, i'm
proving.
Mr.. W. M. Firebaugh is, we are glad to
learn, able to go about.
Jas. D. Anderson, Esq, has returned
| from Kansas, where he has been for sew
eral months.
Mrs. Bum and daughter, of Waynes-
boro, have been visiting Mrs. Ramsey at
Crimora Station.
Miss Mary Forrer, of Stuart's Draft,
has been visiting Miss Effie Yount.
Miss Hattie Fauver is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. T. Koiner, near this place.
Mrs. VIM. Taylor is, we regret to learn,
dangerously i'll.
Mr.. w. r. Cullen has received the con-
tract for carrying the u. S. mail from this
place to Crimora Station on the S. V. Il. Il.
Rev. A. F. Laird and family have been
visiting the members Of his congregation
in this community.
Mr.. William V. Strough is erecting a
cottage at Black Rock Springs. Mr.. 7.
Koiner has his cottage at the same place
nearly completed.
JIG. PLANE, Esq, had two fine mich
COWS killed by lightning recently.
Some thief made raid on Mr.. Cyrus
Barger's chicken-house few nights ago
and carried away about forty CT his best
chickens. Several larcenies OF this kind
have been committed il this community
in very short time. 1t seems that the
| thieves have a weakness for chickens, but
we exclalnl with those who have suffered
! at the hands Of the Gepredator, IF they
want chickens let them come and buzz
| them" M
Geo. Washington, (col.) a laborer at t5sss.
| manganese mines, has been lodged in is..i
for shooting at Jerry Veney (col). 2
Mrs. Mary Buckner has been ill Afor
some time. FL
MI. Danl Zirkle will shortly oBSn a
store On the road leading from this snplace
| to Black Rock Springs. We wisl# him
abundant success in his new enterprise.
A postoffice is to be opened at tAs@ store
of Mr.. Davis. The name is, wessselieve
to be ''Lemhue.'' M
Crimora Station has been r1a$Ss dis
| tributing office AZ
Rev. A. f. Laird, pastor at NIT. Horeb,
recently preached d series Of isegmons on
| the Commandments. d
| A Lawn Party will be given at the
chapel at this place, on the 27El inst, for
the benefit of the chapel. Ell are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
We have preaching in our chapel three
times month. On the se9ond Sabbath
Rev. G. D. T. Collins Net Aodist); on the
third, Rev. A. F. Laird 4 Presbyterian);
and On the fourth, Rev. lJohn II, Barb
| (Lutheran). i
| Communion services VIII be held at New
Hope on the 31st inst.
Synod will meet at the lutheran church
at this place some time iu August.
| The School Board Of Middle River Dis
trfct has perfected arrangements to build
a school-house at Hermitage. This is a
move in the right direGion.
A man, whose namelsRe failed to learn,
was killed at CrimorN Manganese mines
on the 10Th inst. M
Rev. A. +. Lairdsi of MI. Horeb, and
Rev. Geo. L. Bitzer, Of Augusta church,
exchanged pulpits on last Sunday. Rev.
| Bitter also preaohed/at this place in the
afternoon.
Mr.. C. M. Carroll, our disciple of Vul-
can, is Waging war on polecats, having
killed ten in q very short time. He reports
about as many more to kill:
AS we are closing our communication
we received the sad intelligence of the
sudden death of Mr.. st. G. Koiner.
Rev. F. Kuegele preached sermon in
German at the Crimora mines last Sab
bath. Rev. Laird will preach at the same
place the fourth Sabbath.
Rev. Hahn will preach at the Lutheran
church at this place, on the fifth Sabbath.